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Hepatic stellate cells are responsible for producing fibrosis in the liver. Under normal conditions, these cells remain dormant, but when liver tissu1
The new Cellometer™ Ascend™ (Revvity) device is a counter that is characterised, among other features, by an automated analysis that provides informa1
A retrospective study conducted at IDIBAPS-Hospital Clínic suggests that many anaesthetic drugs previously considered risky could be safe in patients1
Susana Puig, the head of the IDIBAPS research group Melanoma: imaging, genetics and immunology (ubicated at Esther Koplowitz Centre) of the1
This is a condition in which the heart and kidneys stop functioning properly because one affects the functioning of the other. When one of the two or1
The Clínic is joining World Hand Hygiene Day, promoted by the World Health Organization (WHO), with its own slogan and poster. This global campaign i1
Precision Psychiatry represents a paradigm shift in the field of mental health. It allows psychiatric diagnoses to be validated through biological ma1
To mark World Maternal Mental Health Day, which is celebrated today, the first Wednesday in May, the Hospital Clínic Barcelona Perinatal Mental Healt1
IDIBAPS-Hospital Clínic, the University of Barcelona (UB) and CIBERER are promoting this new advance to fight against a genetic and minority disease1
Research based on eight cohorts from Europe and Australia, provides new guidelines for assessing and monitoring lung health throughout life.
Conducted in 39 hospitals in Spain with the scientific coordination of the CNIC and in partnership with Hospital Clínic-IDIBAPS, the DapaTAVI study i1
This comprehensive preparation, which combines supervised physical exercise, nutritional advice and psychological support, has been associated with a1
The campaign’s challenge was to collect 12,000 book reviews, and it exceeded its goal. A total of 15,399 reviews were received.
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) affects millions of people around the world; many of whom are unaware they have it. It is known as the "silent disease"1
The IDIBAPS research group Systemic vasculitis, led by Maria C. Cid, has published a new study in the journal Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases that e1
The visit is held in the context of World Inflammatory Bowel Disease Day, celebrated on May 19.